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🔒Q&A: Worcester midwife seeks to expand maternity care

Blessington sees collaboration and outreach as an integral part of her practice at Worcester Community Midwifery.

Movers & Shakers for Oct. 16, 2023

People are on the move at Capstone Planning Group, Leominster Credit Union, and Open Sky Community Services.

🔒The judges for the 2023 Outstanding Women in Business awards

The unenviable task of selecting the best nominees fell to these three judges, who used their varied expertise and backgrounds to select the Class of 2023.

🔒Stretched too far: Advocates worry Worcester’s new environmentally friendly building codes will hinder life sciences development

Worcester has been seeking to grow its life sciences industry, but industry advocates say adopting the opt-in specialized energy code will hinder biotech development in Worcester.
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EcoTarium hires Holy Cross director to lead museum advancement

The EcoTarium Museum of Science and Nature in Worcester has named Debra Shear to the newly created position of chief advancement officer.

Municipal officials say green power is wrapped in red tape

Municipalities want to create programs to provide cheaper, greener power for their residents, and are backing a bill to cut through regulatory red tape and would allow them to get approval more quickly and easily.

Driscoll warns that Mass. shelters are at capacity

Massachusetts is going to run out of places to shelter newly arriving immigrants and other families without housing "very, very soon," leaving the one state in the country that has a legal obligation to shelter unhoused families in a position where "there is not going to be literally any room at the inn," Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll said Thursday morning.

UMass Chan, Lowell receive $9M from NIH for home health technology

UMass Chan Medical School and UMass Lowell have received $8.9 million from the National Institutes of Health in support for their development of home care technology.
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Pickleball club to take over former Neiman Marcus space in Natick Mall

Boston developer Bulfinch Cos. has pulled the plug on plans to repurpose the former Neiman Marcus department store at the Natick Mall as lab space and is instead working with a fitness club owner to put a pickleball club in the shopping center.

Report: Parents could save money, work more with early child care subsidies

Legislation that would offer families financial assistance with the cost of early education and child care and address the stability of the industry would lead to huge increases in the percentage of young kids in such programs and would dramatically reduce the cost burden for families.
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